want more from life in the digital age than visit our facebook page the new digital. here you'll find the latest digital news and trends including interesting apps the latest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course our shift reports. like this comment and tell us what you think on d w digital. and there's always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today marvels magnets and music. videos of marble runs are extremely popular online little toy blocks made of wood fidget spinners dominoes and magnets are all obstacles for a tiny ball this video has generated more than a million views on you tube since the beginning of the year. what's unique about you tube or doodle chaos is videos is that classical music plays in the background . this marble run is perfectly timed with tchaikovsky's beautiful waltz of the flowers so that the marbles roll in time with the music. now for the grand finale. and next week. virtual reality is inspiring more and more creative experiments the computer generated world offers new possibilities for the creators as well

what is right and wrong in digital world.onia has this space, you can use it as a sandbox for new ideas in a safe form not worrying that maybe afterwards i have to apologize, i offer digital service and someone found a way to misuse it we offer this kind of digital sand book. what was behind estonia's decision to choose to invest in this digitalization mprocess? >> it was not a question of firing people from civil service in order to cut costs and replace with digital, we were only developing our service software to our people we did it straight away digitally because it was simply cheaper. easier also people found it convenient. now the process has become citizen driven >> can you talk about any lessons estonia might offer to other countries looking to become a digital society like you are? >> if you want to be the best in digital, in ai, you cannot do it by spending public money or doing clever public procurement. what we do here, we become quick technology followers, offering private sectors a safe, legal environment to tr

, the digital world gives us in spades.i cannot -- when i write this, it is to preserve. it can easily be interpreted that i am opposed to the extraordinary expansion possibility, but there are certain things that are -- an aspect of digital technology that i think are going -- that catch us that i have mixed feelings for so i have both negative worries about preserving and i have very exciting positive feelings about what the expanding. but my goal is to have a balance, i want to expand and preserve and so often we use -- we do one or the other. well, -- we have the capacity, this is a different transition. we can inform technology to readdress its own weakens and some of you, stephanie was at stanford meeting in which we are looking at local literally and science and how can we yolk the people that are doing digital technology with people that are word about the loss, how with we do this better, we can and we must and if we don't, my worries are going to, you know, i'm more word about you than me. [laughter] >> but i'm no

this is the digital digital dilemma that is being acted out this moment in the cognitive ethical process now connected in the present reading circuitry and now threatened. it would be to short circuit the process which is native to who we've been. how simple it would be to leap to the new modes of acquiring knowledge, more quickly and insidiously ignore the growing gaps between all the information we read into the receiving analysis and reflection that we apply to it. it will be an act of resistance as david dulin expressed. to pause for a moment and examine with all intelligence who we want to be next, and what will be the best faculty in the reading brain of our future generations. i'm so glad you guys are here. by now you realize that the deep reading brain is a real flesh and cranial bone reality and a metaphor for the continuous expansion of human intelligence and virtue. if sometimes i into fearful about short-circuiting it in future generations, i simultaneously hope and trust in this potential capacity to embody all of our species exponentially growing, intellectual, effective an

that is our digital safety center our parents portal, our , digital literacy library. we launched it in the united states, working with the u.s. partner. our goal is to launch it globally and find local partners to develop localized resources that speak to general cultural and demographic differences. i think we also need to be even thinking about what families how , families utilize technologies. it varies from family to family. sometimes based on socioeconomic reasons, sometimes based on cultural reasons, and really understanding that opens up doors for us to understand how to communicate with families and how to engage the powers that families actually have and are utilizing and really , understanding what those are. coco: i want to mention that awesome curriculum. it is deathly important. i think on the localization piece, certainly cyber bowling it is something that we are , thinking about in terms of global impact. cyber bullying and the dynamics in schools. it is not something just unique to the united states. that is why we have so many resources that we are wi

, digital literacy, and citizenship training in their classrooms. we iterated a little on the online safety roadshow, and we created a program called be internet awesome. and it kind of has a little bit of something for everybody, educators, students, and parents. educators, we took this curriculum, we put them into the lesson plan, and educators can actually go online and it is a free download that they can use in their classrooms. parents, since it is online, they can also access it as well. on the internet, for parents, we have a pledge there where parents can say, our family commit to being good digital leaders. we have conversation to help families, to start these conversations about, here is how we will use our devices when we are in the house. here is how we will use apps and respect others. and what is really fun is on the student side, we actually created a game called inter-land. students can go on a quest to be internet awesome, and through all these modules, they can one up cyber bullies, and shut down fishers, and it is a really fun, in

digital technology had helped to put a violent killer behind bars. in twenty seventeen celebrate was hit by a cyber attack some of the data that was stolen and later published indicates that the company software is being used in turkey russia and saudi arabia countries that have been accused of serious human rights violations. could celebrate software being misused as a surveillance tool. carmel denies that. we are selling as a very focused in terms to sell and in some of the countries we are selling only to some dedicated customers that we vet and verify. that the knowledge of. the news that the quality which is used by a law enforcement in order to make a sofa will do so on it is not on the we always imagine automatically bad regimes and the technology goes in the wrong way here. in turkey and you know russia and in other places on earth there is also gang criminality and the result so child exploitation and there is also homicide. but in theory this software could be used for example by author or terry and regimes to spy on journalists. celebrate

so now somebody comes along to create a a currency for the digital age a digital currency for like a global currency a global currency for global marketplace that is a revolution so to me it has been a fascinating journey i go to a lot of conferences in the block chain space i work full time talking about block chain and bitcoin than the more i realize this is a revolution for people and a freedom revolution because i don't think there have been bigger steps taken towards freedom in the last 100 years and bitcoin because they can get back financial autonomy don't need permission to make purchases or to have a bank account you no longer have need permission to make choices about your life a currency that the government doesn't have control and that is exciting especially for countries with people leaving the country or people starving in the streets. >>host: is there a downside? >> for sure. there is a downside a downside to any sort of technology is how people use it so obviously anywhere you will have people use it for their own means people that want to make purchases anonymously b

borja: seguimos en la ediciÓn digital. esto se esperan reducir los costos hacer 1.000.000 de dÓlares y a traer a nuevos maestros. los profesores deberÁn asistir un lunes atiende a 18 mil estudiantes. carolina: y esto nos lleva a la pregunta de dÍa: te gustaría que la semana escolar tenga cuatro dÍas? los chicos estÁn participando porque el 61% dice que sÍ y el 39% que no. borja: yo habrÍa puesto que si 100%. pero viendo los resultados yo creo que son mÁs los padres los que estÁn votando. carolina: detectan rastros pesticidas considerados cancerÍgenos en 45 productos elaborados con cereales y a venas de marcas como quicker y que posiblemente estÉn en tu alacena. borja: entre estos tambiÉn encontramos productos nestlÉ y con niveles por encima de lo que los cientÍficos consideran seguro para los niÑos. esto lo ha revelado un grupo de trabajo ambiental egw. esos son los seriales que podrÍan causar este tipo de la ediciÓn digital comunicÓ con la empresa jerom milk y su respuesta es: " nuestros productos son seguros y cumplen co

germany's digital technology association. says that over the past year about half of all germans were victims of computer crime often it's only a few euros sometimes it's a lot more. resident oshie children was targeted by cyber criminals after she signed up at an internet dating portal. i know i met a guy and things seemed to be going well apply being on a date i was really happy he wrote back that he felt the same way about me he'd ask how i was and what i've had for breakfast no one does that in real life as much in the. friendship of sorts blossomed between you she and her new suitor a man whom she only knew through phone calls and photographs he identified himself as friend gerard dennis a german stone dealer from berlin then there is claimed that his daughter who was studying in the us had been robbed and could not afford to travel back to germany for christmas. dinners didn't have the money to pay for the take it so he asked me to transfer funds from her bank account to his. bin as he kept bombarding made with phone ca

from the potential harms in that digital society? with that, i would like to introduce our first panel discussion moderator. and open up for our first panel discussion. [applause] >> as they come up, i want to say a few words,. . you are the director of strategic -- he spent working alongside and will agencies, community organizers, educators, researchers, and faculty on this topic. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you, holly. we're so pleased and honored that both the first lady and secretary azar will be here for our social media panel this morning. thank you to mrs. trump for the time you showed, your commitment to cyber bullying, and your presence you today. one of the three main pillars of the first lady's initiative is social media use, and she is committed to promoting positive, online behavior very early in children's lives so they use social media for positive change. we hope this panel will be informative to the be best campaign. i want to start off -- let me say first, with increasing prevalence of cell phones a

in a sense it protects privacy and acknowledges that in the digital age in the digital 21st century, everything will be known about us. the question then become what rights does the government have in terms of snooping on us and of course the model that they are responding to or reacting against is the model of this kingdom and the chinese model where all the data is collected and the citizens are rewarded for their political correctness by the government. >> we know singapore is an amazing story and we forget sometimes 50 years plus they have nothing. no natural resources to speak of, no economic area and it was kicked out for all intensive purposes. they did have natural resources and became a phenomenal model for trade and business in the century, yet it is now doing the same thing it sounds like in your book in the 21st century which is amazing to me. so, you have a quote about singapore where you said they are inclusive ways that they are being delivered their. what does that mean? >> i'm kind of ambivalent about it. it is pioneering a smart nation initiative where the governmen

shift living in the digital age today fake news on the web. robots in senior care. and free running from above but first. diving into a new art world creative they're experimenting more and more with virtual reality the computer generated worlds offer totally new possibilities for the creator as well as the viewer. creating images in furch will reality figures appear live as viewers watch this is part of a theater production in berlin the actors themselves move in virtual space. you can even make music without real instruments. minds if you get a lot you put on the glasses and you're sort of closed off from the rest of the world you can create your own world and it's kind of like playing god. since this is a rehearsal for a stage play at a theater for young people in berlin the play is co-produced by cibo a group that combines theater and virtual reality a special camera and digital software used to turn the actors into computer avatars . as i mentioned here surely can't capture one hundred percent of what actors do onstage with their bodies facial expressions and v

para contarnos mÁs enrique nos acompaÑa en ediciÓn digital.s. fue un debate sobre el origen de los tacos lo cual no me parece nada importante sino que lo importante era seÑalar las contradicciones de procurador. los presentadores siembran a la divisiÓn y el odio que demos en el paÍs. carolina: a travÉs de tu cuenta de twitter fue una respuesta muy buena cuando alguien te pregunta por quÉ sigue siendo a estos programas y la respuesta me encantÓ. >> yo creo que es importante aparecer en esos espacios porque la audiencia de fox news sÓlo ve fox news en el 85% de los casos. nunca van a escuchar el punto de vista de alguien como yo, un inmigrante mexicano que trabaja en este paÍs. si no tomamos este espacio y no damos nuestro punto de vista simplemente van a quedar en este sistema en el que sÓlo escuchan cosas negativas y decirlo con todas sus palabras de la basura y el adoctrinamiento que vemos en fox news sobre los migrantes y los mexicanos. borja: quÉ comentarios has sentido a las redes sociales de los otros colegas que te han felicitado. creo q

one more from life in the digital age then visit our facebook page g w digital here you'll find the latest news on trains including interesting out the latest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course our thoughts like us comment and tell us what you think on t w digital. and as always shift ends with a stunning exit something special we found on the internet. this time explore mexico city in sixty seconds. director and cameraman santiago row use this time lapse and drone images to portray his hometown. was. and view is going to explore mexico city from different angles. there are three. next week we take a look at the weapons that deploy us official intelligence industries developing robots that decide on their own when to apply the full force does international law allows us autonomous arms next time on shift. the. focus. of technology. with. the market. for. your amazing journey you know thirty minutes on the w. . here's what's coming up in the book as we go so much movement to make up this insanity mental. dysfunction take a look at what about me and for the type of place. going to sleep

i look at what we're doing with alibaba and digital flywheel, this is like rocket wheel for the digitalwheel in china. this will be an accelerator for our business no doubt. >> let's talk about china. we talked to tim cook about consequences and a report i thought was actually suboptimal and peter navarro, top guy in the white house talking always tough about china. where do you come down on tariffs, what do they mean and what does this announcement do for people concerned maybe there might be a boycott one day of starbucks or starbucks could be out of it with the prc >> look, jim, we've been in china for nearly 20 years now, in fact, we came to china in 1999, the same year the alibaba group was founded. over that period we have built starbucks china in china for china. we're playing the long game. now, with this deep partnership with the alibaba group, well-known world class tech company based here in china, we will continue to play the long game and focus on what we do and what we do well, premium coffee, a premium experience in the third place and now extending it to the digital worl

carolina: seguimos en vivo en la ediciÓn digital.ambiÉn recibiÓ heridas con puÑales y machetes pero esenquitÓ la vida que ha luchado para que se haga justicia en el caso de su hijo. recordemos que la misma pandilla fue la que vi con las redes que haberlo matado fue una equivocaciÓn. ahora surgen las noticias de que esa bodega se puso a la venta y se hizo por 400.000 $. borja: sin duda fue una noticia que conmocionÓ a todos y que tendremos bien presente el caso de junior. los departamentos de policÍa de todo el paÍs pero han tomado bastante en serio aceptando el reto viral lipsing challenge. la oficina del alguacil de georgia recreÓ una escena de violencia domÉstica para crear conciencia. el reto consiste en bailar frente a la cÁmara con sus labios sincronizados al ritmo de una icÓnica canción de hip hop de los aÑos 90. carolina: seguramente se acordarÁn de esta canciÓn. retomamos el tema que originÓ la pregunta del dÍa. la violencia sexual en amÉrica latina entre jÓvenes supera cualquier cifra pensable. las estadÍsticas indican que d

but the biggest jump in political ad spend is on digit platforms, expected to be up by 140% this year to some$600 million. as digital platforms and election manipulation remain in focus meve than er, facebook is launching a new archive of all political ads purchased and who paid for them. but even with the surge in digital advertising, kernos says he does not expect that growth spending,lize tv which remains king. >> the vast majority of political spend is still being spent on traditional media and local television in particular. it'seen prove to be the most effective medium and i think it will continue to be. >>he question remains whether facebook and twitter's challenges with foreign interfeence and f news will drive advertisers to spend on digital platforms with on professially-generated content, such as hulu or news sites. for "nightly business report," i'm jewella boorstin in los angeles. >> and finally tonight, faa inhwartz is m a return. the store that shut its fifth avenue doors in 2015 plans to reopen in rockefeller center this november. t a california firm acquired that stor

digital. and as always we link shift through the exit our internet find of the week this time facing revolution. some make up a mirror and a camera m.r. allen uses her own face as a canvas to tell. stunning stories now the artist has made a new stop motion animation and not the history of humankind. santiago was inspired by one of allen's many followers and consists of twelve hundred fifty separate pictures each took about an hour to prepare. in just ninety seconds we watched time fly from the earliest beginnings to a fascinating future. swedish motion graphic artist on to be a spanish that creates short animations and many you watch them say they have a soothing effect on them is oddly satisfying video collection is available on instagram next week unshift. education is not only thought and plan and education is far empowerment and saw that in coming ten fifteen years the one of the think about how to do in coke a devalues all tolerance. is an understanding these things cannot be ignored fore

and when digital came along it can sustain itself.had to reinvent all the chemistry that goes into it. it makes sense with environmental laws and everything now, we had to update that and rescale it. people who loved instant analogue film wants that point and shoot, and if it doesn't turn out, it doesn't turn out experience. digital photography allows you to take photos again and again. why put the two together? we never think of digital and analogue is opposing forces. we kind of think they have their own unique qualities and strengths, right? analogue film is, like you said, it is imperfect but it is also somehow more meaningful and magical, because whatever comes out, you kind of have it with you forever. with this physical thing. for us, analogue and digital one at opposing forces. they have their own strengths. polaroid stopped making analogue film and you brought it back as fans. how does it feel now to be the chief executive the new company. it feels great. a lot of people were really excited about this medium, not letting it d

to make the world a little better with digital technology. his pet project is enough to identify money attrition was first utilized in india. if you go to a slum in mumbai you might see a six person fall. sleeping eating and living in a tiny space with no sanitation and just three toilets for eight thousand people. that's when you know something has to be done an estimated eight hundred fifteen million people around the world don't have enough to eat malnutrition can rapidly become life threatening for children in particular but diagnosis normally requires lengthy on the ground monitoring by medical staff. know makes a diagnosis possible no specialist knowledge required it use a smart phone sensors to create a tree the model of the patient it then evaluates key parameters and compares the readings with standard values. as attracted interest worldwide including at the republican digital convention. amazing very rewarding experience actually. we need to bring. sustainable development together to. develop solutions his contribution in the child'

the fast pace of life in the digital moyle to. shift as the lowdown on the web it shows a new developments useful information and anything else worth noting which. presents the latest finds. looks over the shoulders of makers and users. should. be five minutes double. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds. really heal. the scars on. the pain still tangible. suffering for god. for c.b.s. edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . of a new beginning in peace time more of the people making it possible what needs to happen. if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance. darkness cities of war. start september second on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin the fight over the future of migra

i know in our network a series on digital movers and shakers we need stop us on the feet. she is a true pioneer one of the few women in iran who have set up her own company and it wasn't easy my mom passed as an online service that delivers traditional home cooked food in tehran. we think every. rand it's. in the menu. some of the foods are forwarding off and are not passed a quality test of long past. some fifty women cut from mom and pies in their own kitchen. customers can order via a browser dedicated and. it's a recipe for success mom on pies already has almost sixty thousand. fellow is on instagram. women entrepreneurs are still a rarity in the islamic republic of iran whenever some latif he says up a company four years ago she had a very hard time in iran a woman may only make major business decisions with the approval of a male relative usually her father brother or husband. or son that if he is husband mesti back to all the way. she is the boss but only men do the deliveries that's because women aren't allowed to ride motorbikes in iran. and no a controversial iss

carolina: seguimos aquÍ en "ediciÓn digital". un informaciÓn que no te puedes perder, aquÍ en "ediciÓn digital". ya regresamos. ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias . la universidad de nueva york reventÓ las redes de i a no ser que va a pagar la matrÍcula de todos los estudiantes de medicina. todo para evitar que cuando salgan tenga enormes deudas. ha recaudado mÁs de $450,000,000 de sus 600 para cubrir la matrÍcula. el costo anual para un estudio de de medicinas y, para que haga cuenta mÁs o menos, asciende 50 y $5000 al aÑo y no incluye alojamiento ni otros gastos. carolina: esto surge a raÍz de que muchas personas estÁn dejando de ingresar a las escuelas de medicina por el alto costo que tiene ser mÉdico y es por esto que esta universidad toma este pase, esta iniciativa para que el dinero no sea un obstÁculo para que tengamos mÁs mÉdicos en aÍnate haber escuchado esta noticia, vamos con gustavo hernÁndez, estudiante de cuarto aÑo de la universidad, quien se va a beneficiar de esta noticia. quiero que me cuentes cuÁl fue tu reacc

carolina: y estÁ aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital.chos. el cambio del clima es un problema que los humanos hemos causado y estÁ poniendo nuestro futuro en problemas. borja: cuÁles son las tres cosas que podemos cambiar de nuestros hÁbitos cada dÍapara cuidar el medio ambiente? >> la comunidad latina, la gente morena son de las comunidades que van a sentir el impacto mÁs que cualquier otra persona en el mundo. es importante que nuestra comunidad se ponga las pilas. hay que entender que todo lo que hacemos en la vida tiene un impacto. lo mejor que podemos hacer es la forma que comemos y reconocer que comer la carne, tomar lehe y consumir tiene un gran impacto en el cambio climÁtico y es nuestra responsabilidad reconocer que impactan el mundo. carolina: te agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital. por eso tambiÉn te preguntÁbamos anteriormente y la gente estarÍa dispuesta a dejar de consumir carne, queso y leche para poder proteger al medio ambiente. borja: el si va ganando bastante. usted tiene la oportunidad de poder participar

te mandamos un gran abrazo y gracias por conectarte con nosotros aquÍ en ediciÓn digital.sÓ con una familia indocumentada, una madre de familia que tuvo que decir "mis niÑos no van a la escuela, mi esposo no estÁ" todo por este operativo migratorio. vamos con pedro. estamos con una de las familias afectadas como la seÑora erica sandoval, y n s hijos. su padre fue detenido dentro de los 160 y documentados que las autoridades dijo que detuvo. la seÑora erika despuÉs de casi 24 horas dice que no ha escuchado de su marido, no sabe dÓnde estÁ, sÓlo se le ha indicado que estÁ detenido.cÓmo se encuentra? erica: estoy triste con la esperanza de que pueda salir pronto. pedro: sÉ que esto les ha afectado muchÍsimo, sus hijos no han ido a clases. moisÉs, porque no fuiste a clases. moises: yo querÍa saber dÓnde estaba mi padre, esperaba cuando Él ...nos llamaba para que nos pueda decir dÓnde estaba, todo eso....peo: muchÍs brittany, tÚ me has dicho que tampoco fuiste a clase porque no quieres responder a las preguntas. brittany: fui la Última que vio a mi papa, yo fui la Única que lo

shift living in the digital world on today's show when ups track your whereabouts the aisle cast a national. and mexico city in sixty seconds but first risky banking making transactions via smartphone is convenient but many banking apps are on safe thanks but from the computer chaos club show one of the largest hacker combat worldwide. ten minutes that's cool it takes time to hack the hour now he can manipulate any bank transaction luckily this is just a demonstration of the chaos communication congress then sent. thirty one apps using the same piece of software. that generate the transaction authentication and back on the same device what's my enemy my concept to measure years ago we proved it was fundamentally risky but the banks dismissed it saying it was only possible on the controlled conditions that's what we wanted to address we wanted to prove it could be automated and that it could realistically be exploited on the scale as you . can see that's the banks made his hacking away. easy they all use the same security software called prime on shield developed by a norwegian i t company w